Serbia’s Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management announced that 97.7 billion dinars have been paid to farmers so far this year, representing 93.15% of the planned agricultural support payments for 2025.
The government allocated 109.6 billion dinars for agricultural and rural development incentives aimed at maintaining farmers’ income stability, improving rural living standards, protecting the environment, and enhancing competitiveness.
Key support programs include:
- 18,000 dinars per hectare for crop and vegetable production up to 100 hectares,
- 50 dinars per liter refund on diesel fuel (up to 100 liters per hectare),
- Livestock subsidies of up to 55,000 dinars per cow, 18,000 per sow, and 10,000 per sheep or goat,
- 17,000 dinars per hectare for certified seed, and up to 500,000 dinars for purchasing tractors or constructing and equipping agricultural facilities.
Subsidies are available to registered farms that use legally declared agricultural land, with all investments and purchases verified by receipts and official documentation.
